Alchemy England Clothing

Inspired by the world of tattoos and Gothic, fantasy and metal motifs, a universe of Alchemy England clothing is yours to explore at EMP. From Alchemy England t-shirts, jumpers, dresses and jackets to hats and scarves, we have Alchemy clothing and accessories for all.

Alchemy England was born in the Midlands in 1977, when rock and punk inspired Geoff Kayson to switch from creating soldier figurines to designing a range of punk anti-jewellery. Fellow Mancunian Trevor Phillipson joined him as Alchemy’s pewter skull jewellery collection grew, drawing the attention of the original punks and goths as well as bands looking for somebody to make unique, quality merchandise.

Taking advantage of the rising fame of their skull and rose logo, Alchemy expanded into clothing and merch in the 1980s, bringing a creative individuality to niche fashion for both sexes. Alchemy England imagery has continued to be influenced by medieval history and the occult, as well as punk and Goth subcultures.

Further elements of Alchemy England’s designs are taken from the realm of gothic horror, many alluding to literary incarnations such as Bram Stoker's Dracula or Edgar Allen Poe’s The Raven, which provides the inspiration for the brand’s “Nevermore” range - check out the Nevermore leggings, top and even bedding.

Alchemy England clothing continues to seduce its loyal fanbase into a world of fantasy and mythology, of enigmatic legends and dark ages, but the brand has not forgotten its roots in elaborate, ornate jewellery pieces. Check out Alchemy Gothic jewellery for a stunning range of necklaces, earrings, rings, watches and more.

Now based in Leicester, Alchemy England prides itself on extraordinary design for extraordinary individuals. Their iconic clothing and jewellery has become a firm favourite of the Goth and metal community: musicians such as Christina Scabbia of Lacuna Coil and bands such as Sonic Syndicate, The 69 Eyes and the mighty Five Finger Death Punch have all been spotted recently wearing Alchemy on stage.